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Photo Gallery

Welcome to our photo gallery! This is where we post pictures of interest from time to time. We hope you enjoy them!

Bench Building for the Gateway - materials provided by the DNR, labor provided by GBCTA volunteers

Luminaries Along the Gateway

Winter Skiers on the trails on way to GBCTA lunch.

Family Event at Browns Creek Park September 2016

Volunteers work on refurbishing Gateway Trail benches.

Brown's Creek Trail Opening Ceremony

After years of anticipation, the Brown's Creek Trail is FINALLY officially open! A ceremony and various activities were held at the point where the Brown's Creek trail enters downtown Stillwater.

Bluebirds Along The Gateway

Checking bluebird houses along the Gateway State Trail.

Brown's Creek Groundbreaking Ceremony

Groundbreaking ceremony held for the Browns Creek trail connecting the Gateway Trail to Stillwater. The planned completion date, including a new bridge over Manning Avenue, was September 2014.

Brown's Creek Trail Groundbreaking

Work had begun on the conversion of the old rail road bed into a trail. Because of the work in progress the trail was not safe for walking or other uses. It was hard to wait to see the trail but the Department of Natural Resources had officially closed the trail until work is completed.

Manning Avenue Bridge Dedication

On a beautiful sunny Monday morning in 2012, officials and trail users gathered to dedicate the antique bridge over busy County Road 15. Adjacent slide show displays a few pictures of those who helped build the bridge and celebrate its construction.

National Parks and Trails Day 2012

Annually, we celebrate National Parks and Trails Day somewhere on the trail. In 2012, we chose the new rest stop in North St. Paul next to the Wind Mill Park, site of 31 new parking spots, water and toilets plus video camera security.

National Parks and Trails Day 2011

In 2011, our celebration of National Parks and Trails Day was held at the Hadley Stop (55st Lot). The slide show at left shows some of the people on the trail that morning.